St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-27
Personal AND SOCIAL.

James Macpherson. OF Lancaster, Canada
is visiting friends III the city.
Mrs. Chamberlain, IS Fourteenth street
south, entertained a few friends at tea last
evening.
Miss Denely entertained small company
last evening at her home, 523 Bryant avenue
north.
Judge NJ. B. Koon returned to the city yes
terday. improved in health but not yet en-
tirely well.
Judge Rea, while not able to hold court is
considerably better, and will be out to- day or
tomorrow.
o. G, Stafford. wife and daughter, Grace,
leave this even log for California to spend the
remainder Of the winter.
Messrs. Walter Thomas and John La Mont,
of Fargo, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
f. Murphy, II South Ninth street.
B. F. Partridge, Fergus Falls; II. J. O'Neill
Wiuona; and j. b. Smith, Harlem, Oak,
were interested visitors on change yester-
day.
Mrs. A. Grant, of Tracy, and Mrs. J. Hill
Of Faribault. are the guests of Mrs. R. F.
kittridge at her home, 1916 Madison street
northeast
P. H. Gibbons and family, $40 Bryant ave-
nue. north. are entertaining Miss Irene Gala
hue, of Litchfeld, and Miss May Condin, of
Nashville, Tenn.
At the Clark House: A. w. jenkins. Hell
ena, Mon; 7. B. Dorothy, Taylor's Falls; A
l.. milford and mother, Delano; q. w. Dry
breael, Greeley, Ill.
At the st. james: A. A. Maloney, F. P.
| Botfum, Owatonna: w. B. Peters, Faribault;
J. NJ. Dean, Red Wing; p. y. Woolley, Will
A. Woolley, Elgin. Ill.
At the West: S. G. Wright and wife. Mrs.
George Bliss. Fargo: Miss S. Brown, Eau
Claire; Matt Weix Lacrosse; J. G. Schmidt,
Farbauit; 0. w. Baldwin, St. Cloud.
AT the National: b. J. Demmond, Fan
Claire; w. a. Armstrong. Thomas Regain,
Larmore, Oak; Thomas Clement, Robert
McFee, Charles Stockton, Charles H. Mintor,
| Faribault.
! j. H. Rosselot gave delightful party to
| about forty of his friends yesterday evening
! at his home. 1908 Fifth street southeast 1t
| is only necessary TO say that it was Il STU
| dents party to Indicate what jolly time was
| had.
AT the Nicollet: T. c. Maxwell and wife,
! Mitchell, Oak. c. J. Joscelyn, A. L. Millett
and wife, WATERFOWL, Oak; o. w. Burnham.
Moorhead; G. X. Gilbert and wife, Miss
| Mabel Gilbert Glencoe; Mrs. J. d. Benton
Fargo: c. NJ. Merrill. Eau Claire.
Capt. Palmer, of the Makwas, received
| telegram from J. A, Boggs captain of the
| Duluth Toboggan club, saying that his club,
thirty strong, will reach Minneapolis this
morning. The Duluth club will accompany
! the Makwas to St. Paul tonight and assist in
the storming of the palace
| GREENW OOD-EME RY.
The marriage of Miss Bertha J. Emery,
daughter of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Emery, and
! c. A. Greenwood was solemnized last
night at the home of the brides mother.
Cyl Seventh avenue south. DR.. Hovey, OF the
Second Congregational church, performed the
ceremony, the happy couple. unattended,
! standing below au elegant floral horseshoe in
! the front parlor. The bride wore short cos
tune of garnet satin, with corsage bouquet
Of roses and diamonds. Among the Guests
were William Greenwood a brother of the
| groom. from Baraboo. Wis, and Mrs.
| Mayors and Miss Lanchlin, of ST. Paul.
About fifty guests, friends of the bride and
groom, were present, and their congratula-
tons were supplemented by q number of ele-
giant presents. After the ceremony an infor-
NAL good time of the old-fashioned sort made
the evening pass all too quickly. Delicious
! refreshments were served by Dorner. Mr..
and Mrs. Greenwood will receive their friends
| for the present at Mrs. Enery's home, ri
| Seventh avenue south. g.
FARNHAM-CADWELL.
The wedding of Miss Belle Caldwell,
| daughter of G.. l.. Caldwell, and Neal Farm
ham was celebrated at the Church of the Re-
| deemer last night, Rev. NJ. D. Shutter per-
forming the ceremony. After the ceremony
reception was given at the home of the
brides parents, for which 400 invitations had
been issued. A large number of guests were
present from other cities.